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Suppose having a button or a submit button. Using the normal syntax, being, input type="button" name="button1" value="value1" class="button" input type="submit" name="submit1" value="value2" class="submit" is it possible to define the css classes in such a way that the buttons look flat (no 3-D), with a 1pixel border and have rounded corners? This only has to work in IE6, for Windows 2000 and Windows XP. |
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I don't think, you can. Don't you think your closed Win XP user group is used to the XP look of a button? |
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Johannes Koch schreef: I don't think, you can. Don't you think your closed Win XP user group is used to the XP look of a button? The users all have Windows 2000, so they are used to the classic buttons. But for our application, we got screenshots and we have to implement them as similar as possible. So if it's not possible to get this done using just CCS, we will have to use image buttons and try to do it like that. The greatest down side of this approach is that we have to create an image for every button caption... That's why I don't like it. |
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